Sentence examples for rise believe from inspiring English sources

But once the bus arrives your spirits will rise, believe me.

Rachel Sklar, a co-founder of TheLi.st, a newsletter for professional women who are "ambitious, accomplished and committed to helping each other rise", believes its popularity is simply because readers are tired of the online information overload, and appreciate having something trusted and finite come directly to them.

Dimitris Psaras, whose new book, Golden Dawn's Black Bible, details the organisation's recent rise, believes the influence of far right within the police force works at an insidious level: "There is an osmosis of Golden Dawn supporters, between those working in the police and those in private security as well as those providing night club protection.

Purdum and Risen believe that it was really thanks to the efforts of the unsung and under-sung that the bill came relatively unscathed through a Congress thick with Southern trolls and procedural booby traps.

Against the above background, there is a rising believe among policy analysts, academia and government functionaries that provision of urban-type employment opportunities in the rural areas may be a veritable means of addressing the multifaceted problem of poverty, urbanisation and unemployment in Nigeria.

Rising believes the killings are the work of the same person.

Much of what is left of the building is being pulverized into rubble and used as solid fill in the basement, which would otherwise tend to rise - believe it or not - because of the tremendous pressure exerted around it by the groundwater.

A. The Tories, so far, with the help of 81 businessmen who have backed their plans to halt the NICs rise and believe there is scope to cut government waste.

As the attention for drugs' HLA liability is on the rise, we believe this work participates in encouraging the use of molecular modeling for reliably studying and predicting HLA drug interactions.

He and Christy cited the geek subculture, which has taken a rise, they believe, since "Millionaire".

As dementia rates rise, researchers believe preventive studies such as this will be critical in finding a cure.